Terrorism Case Study

Terrorism is defined as "an action or threat where the action causes certain defined forms of harm/interference and the action is done or the threat is made with the intention of advancing a political, religious or ideological. Terrorism can cause death, serious harm to property or people, serious health risks to the safety of the public, and interference with telecommunications. Australia 's laws against terrorism are in Part 5.3 of the Criminal Code Act 1995 (Criminal Code) and they focus on terrorist act offences, terrorist organisations, preventing the financing of terrorism, urging violence and advocating terrorism offences, and foreign incursions and recruitment offences. Australians are now facing the most important ongoing threat from

Another way of saying this is the belief that violent means justify the ends. Many terrorists in history said sincerely that they chose violence after long deliberation, because they felt they had no

This took place in Parramatta outside the NSW Police Force headquarters. Farhad Khalil Mohammad Jabar a 15 year old boy shot and killed Curtis Cheng, an unarmed police civilian finance worker. The 15 year old was shot and killed by special constables who were protecting the headquarters, which left two dead including the perpetrator. This event was described as a politically motivated act of terrorism. Police from the Joint Counter Terrorism Team and Middle Eastern Organised Crime Squad later arrested and charged another man in relation to the shooting. They were able to stop the car he was driving in Ryde in North West Sydney and arrested the 22 year old driver. Mustafa Dirani was charged with participating in a criminal group and he had been a person of interest for a quite some time. Mustafa Dirani was not charged with a terrorism offence due to this states offences under the NSW crimes act, however another 18 year old who we have also charged in relation to the murder of Mr Cheng was charged with a terrorism offence. As the case and further study went on another man was found as a suspect. A Sydney man, Talal Alameddine was accused of supplying the teenager with the gun used in the killing. Alameddine, also 22, was charged with an additional offence of acquiring a pistol in breach of a firearms prohibition order when he made his application for bail on Thursday. CCTV vision that was sourced